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"Why? Whether it’s al Qaeda Central, or two twisted, perverted, cowardly knock-off jihadists here in Boston. Why do they do what they do?”
VP Biden, speaking at the memorial service for slain MIT police offer Sean Collier - 4/24/2013
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CAPTION THIS: Biden sworn in at #Inaugural2013 while Obama seemingly smirks
Heh. Via the Sacramento Bee: The look on Obama’s face as he looks at Biden is intriguing. Gotta wonder what he’s thinking there. And for extra laughs from the VP on a day where conservatives weren’t laughing much at all, there is this: “I’m proud to be president of the United States, but I am [...]
#MSDNC’s Tingles Matthews compares #Inaug2013 speech to … Gettysburg Address
This about sum’s up the nauseating tone of the fawning MSM coverage of our celebrity President’s second (and thank goodness – LAST) inaugural address today (via Eliana Johnson at NRO): Barack Obama is perhaps the only modern president who has had the burden of swatting away comparisons between his own soaring rhetoric and that of [...]
Detroit City Councilwoman to Obama: You won our vote, now show us the money
Via MyFox Detroit: DETROIT (WJBK) — The city of Detroit faces a major financial crisis and one member of city council thinks President Barack Obama should step in and help. City Council member JoAnn Watson said Tuesday the citizens support of Obama in last month’s election was enough reason for the president to bailout the [...]
Rep. Jesse Jackson, Jr. tells Boehner he is resigning from Congress
And conveniently he does so two weeks after the election: Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. (D-Ill.) submitted a letter announcing his resignation from Congress to Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) on Wednesday, according to a Boehner aide. “For seventeen years I have given 100 percent of my time, energy, and life to public service,” Jackson wrote. “However, [...]
A thank you – but hopefully not a goodbye – to Rep. @AllenWest
You’ve probably already seen this, but in case you hadn’t, Rep. West conceded to Patrick Murphy today, effectively ending his re-election bid: For two weeks since Election Day, we have been working to ensure every vote is counted accurately and fairly. We have made progress towards that goal, thanks to the dedication of our supporters [...]
Your “something’s fishy” moment of the day
**Posted by Phineas From Florida, where Rep. Allen West is waging a battle to get a recount in St. Lucie county: Just as background, one precinct has 7 voters registered and yet recorded about 900 votes. That’s a 13,000 percent turnout. Call me crazy, but I think Congressman West has reason to be suspicious. Information on how [...]
#StupidityWatch: Liberals claim GOP talking about “urban vote” = “raaacism”
This gets so bleeping tiresome. And is a point loudly echoed by liberal icon/hero Chris Matthews of MSDNC infamy – via Newsbusters’ Noel Sheppard: The list of words MSNBC’s Chris Matthews believes are racist if uttered by a conservative got longer on Wednesday. You can now add “urban” which offended Matthews when Congressman Paul Ryan [...]
Understanding #ObamaCare realities, and how states can push back
When Speaker Boehner last week said in the aftermath of the election that ObamaCare was “the law of the land”, it made a lot of conservatives who have fought against the law since then-candidate Obama first proposed it when running for President very angry. And understandably so. Coming off a surprisingly lopsided defeat and still [...]
Quotes of the Day: Churchill on the election
**Posted by Phineas Shamelessly lifted from Steven Hayward. These seem very apropos: On questions of economic law is does not matter at all what the electors think or vote or say. The economic laws proceed. (1929) “All men are created equal,” says the American Declaration of Independence. “All man shall be kept equal,” say the [...]
The 2nd Term #KardashianPresidency gets underway: Biden to star in sitcom
Priorities: Among the truly minor questions settled by Tuesday’s presidential election was this one: Would Joe Biden get a chance to play a winner on a sitcom? The answer is yes. With the race won, a guest appearance by Mr. Biden on the NBC comedy “Parks and Recreation,” filmed way back in July, can finally [...]
